Aspen Power to get 53 MW of community solar projects in Mid-Atlantic
- Dallas-based dispersed generation platform Aspen Power Partners is getting 53 MW of community solar projects in Maryland and Pennsylvania from Illinois-headquartered solar developer Trajectory Energy Partners.
Aspen said in a statement it will certainly give some USD 96 million (EUR 88m) in financial backing for the development of the 10 projects throughout the mid-Atlantic area that will certainly be led by Trajectory Energy Partners.
The portfolio consists of four sites in Maryland, consisting of a project with a historical church, and also six in Pennsylvania, of which one is being created on a previous coal mine. The systems in Maryland will participate in the state's pilot community solar programme.
Aspen noted that with the brand-new partnership, it will broaden access to clean dispersed energy for consumers and companies across all income degrees. In the meantime, the company likewise develops community, multifamily and business as well as commercial rooftop projects in California, Maine as well as New York City.
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